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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22
FOR RENT.

The Handsome store Room am cellar No. ll.g
Man street Possession given ON JGuU4ry !,h,
l,->. Natural gud city ga- connections. Ken,
moderate
-Four rooms Above the - james Hot. en-.
trance elegantly fitted with mrI"rn convent
cucas for hpuS"kecpuS. City AID natural Pt-
Entrance on Nan street
That frSt-ciuss -tnr" Room 80 -; Nark,I
street. kelly Block" Fancy tile 'Io"r and
much the finest store rom i!I-~+rr CITY. Posses
sion given Jsuusy ~, l>$S' Also Room 80 g
third ao0r. Reilly Bio, l." Possession any time
one Fine SlOr" Room, iI01 from, corner Inn,
and north Broadway. Island. with fixtures CON
p.c'c for q grocery store. Possession given al
once.
several t"ucments IN the sixth wa-i aui 4
small brick house ia Manchester.
For t.yn.. &c, apply 10 " REILLY.
de2lCuFq Nos. l5p and 1911 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22
aeu advertisements.

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.NJYE CRY CAN BIZ SEEN UNTIL THUR
VI LAY. OF .ae yGsS- p:tszti and fci1 2,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22
ISDEPEEDEzCE, Pa.

There Will be 3 Martha Washington Tea
Supper q. th- Presbyterian Church here on
Tuesday night. December y. Tickets Tor
supper will be twenty-five oents- There
will also b 4 Chris uI4s tree for the
ChiidIeR
Miss Mary McE-a has gone 70 New CnE:-
be.land, V. ", 10 visit bel brother, Re-.
T. !. NcEe=
The public sale q Jessie Lggett's,
dsosazed, pz.sonal and real estate, on
THURSDAY the 18th, va largely attended
the Teal e.i4te a. sold a. fuBoSs: Fam
Containing seve2ty acra, 70 Willard
WEIGH foT S52.75 PER are; house and tHo
acre Of laD6 70 Qled Homer |. $40.
Wm. Mcbride Perrius, sbO has hetn
living Nth bis father here EDd prscticing
law. will son 20 10 Pitt-burg. Pa. there
70 engsge in the I4w hnsiYess. We visa
William success, A. he has hOst Of friends
here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

For Throat Diseases and Coughs uss
Bows EEoS-Elh- TsocHE-. Like q. rfc4s
g5o,f thing, they Ere .z-!.zsed- II g<HssH< org
5-Jf 0-r. sq s9-ra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29

Tia reception ascofdsd President
Dcstlard Ia Georgia last wetk b saia
70 bays been excssdlnsly enthusiastic.
boa Il was nothing IN comparison With
that uhich wes aesoFded 20 jefferson
Davis on last Wednesday. The psople
ohesrsd Cor Cleveland and shook hands
With him. hnt they fairly vent Wild
ever Davis. They shouted themselves
hoarss With cheers for him and for iha
dtfuEet OsufcdeEac5 and nlmost tram
plsd bin h she earth in shsif saasrnea'
10 toooh hls person.
Itis not aufrrisirR that ihe sx-Con'
federases Who have learned noihins
and forRolsen nsthiBg ainse the val
should syinoe mose enthusiasm q aiahl
Of Davis shan ~ sight If Cleveland
Cleveland only aided their causs in
iaait aud neealive way. He remained
81 home IN The north opposing She VA
and dsaounelng The government. bui
he had tso much regard for bic persona
eAfoty 10 permit him 10 assist the enc
miles OF bic oountEY IN any oiher uaan
neE. Davis. en- Tue other hand, vas "a
very embodiment Of The oonfsdsrasy
lie shared iss fortunes and be fell whel
II fell. He IL TYPICAL Of The Ooniedsr
noy. whiio Cleveland ia lyrical ouly o
The spirit Of The eoppsFheAds wh'
foaRht the RoTssnmeni from under %
"a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29
ANermEn NEW VoaK DAIEr.

Il announced that anoshes morn
ma penny payer vii coon appear IN
Nsw York. Il is 10 BE- strictly Rspubl-
can IN polnica and viii be especially de
voted 10 the generalization Of proseo-
tlcnist views. RobsFi p. Porter. TIE
taEln expert, and ex-PosimaaieF Gen.
esal Frank HAison win Be- eo-manaesrs
and editors. Ths capital alook Of the
osmpAny vhlah undertakes the pHhli-
eailon u tuo hundred thonsand dollars.
snd u Il all paid 40. among the stock
holteTs bslna snch men as Levi p.
merton. CoFnelins N. Bllse, LseFand b.
OAnnon and Edgar :. Auehincloss.
There IL apparently no reason why
shs nev rspss should act Be Q success
lfit Il cordaussd 90 broad Republican
psleeiplee. when a h remembered
That there are 20 lea than four million
pscple VITO ean secure the New YoFk
payers By breakfast time aud thai Che
TribaAs Is The only Republican paper
now 10 the morning field In New YORK,
Il Il apparena that there h plenty o.
room fos The rev daily. The nevspa-
Per reading class h composed TO q very
large dsarte 81 RspahllsAna. and q b
ewing more 10 accident than anything
aiga that the Repehlisans Of ths me
sropolis are loit With only ops morning
organ.
Il was announeed some time $50
taAt Mr.. HAston's idea 10 entering the
aald % Nsw York ioaEnalism vas 10 e.
tAhlish = yaper whsse sole object vonld
b 70 assail NJ. Blaine. The names Of
tba siookhaidsFs IN The present con-
pany, ~ veil IS that Of Dir. HAtiona
co-editoF, indicate that The pagnaoioua
En- Postmaster 0eneral hes given Up
thla Idea. II be ever really hsld q. and
viil eonnna hls tiIoFts 10 the ssiahllah-
sasnt 81 . nawapapar which can eoan-
nlrd the suppoEt o. Rspasiicans Of al
shades % cplnlon. Ne PAGER vhoss |
asla reason fer existing q tie hoe.
tiiitS Of its pabllshers 10 one man ean
aaeoeed 10 New YsEh or IA any ether /
el,y. u uunld Be read b. oalY . slnaH /
Rastion Of tAa members Of ths party
waich q claimed 10 rssRessnt. and he
astefanees uoaid b regarded with sns.
pleton even ~ Lea friendA. SaoA
PAGER - MesarA HAtson and Porter
aos propose - issas. hevsvss. ousAa 10
seocssd and ulil sacssed Il q h Prep
sssv copdDsisa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29

sls walfrsd Blunt l. - spend iuo
nsnshs 10 prsssn bsssuss b dAsad 9
esprsus bis eonsistIopa 10 80 Enallna-
speaking land. Ths sposaAsls = en- edi-
firing as IL ths gear Of car Lord ens
shousasd, siaki hnndfs6 and eighty
ssssn, and Il IL % be kepsd thai ihs
EnRilsh people iii make sne uost q =
Il ls almost a. IL Oliver Wendell
Holmss 81 v. ". oorposaa should b
easi Ipso rEisoa il tha Unised sistss fos
sxpreasIng their views % snns matter
az cunont polilsss, Bach 90 aei - ne
invrisonmens o. Sir WiIifred bluna
miehl raascuably BE- expsoisd h Mexico
o. Peru, hul IL 4 country uhieh claims
70 b he noas enllah.eusd IN ths uoEld
l. wa scarcely 70 hays been deeusd
posslbls. ms EaaIiah hsse Elm mneh
% lshsn from peoples whom iheg ere
pleased 10 regard as sheil tnfsriofs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29


The Fesalt u he B4lllmosa manisl-
ral slsesioa tnaiestss thaa NE sasrss
ot shs Republicans ana Iadspsndani
Democrats 10 break tie poser o. Tia
Gosnan Fing n Maryland a. the az
pEoachiug state esecticn VII Fesnll ID
failuse. Ia tsis effort tAs inasilsssns
aud Feapeesabie peepls q MArylaud
hsve heen emitted a. they have nsvas
heen enltsa before. II can scarealy b
tesmsd a eentess hsivese I've poglsieal
pas,ses. Il l. rslhaF = ooassss hstwssn
he tAlEkirR rsorle q MaSylsra snd Z
eenaps ana aissepasabls sir4 uhish
eantross tAe nemocsAtio organization
10 that state.
AItkoaae ne eanhlnasisa eppoaed "a
tie kine b . ssrunR coz ils dsgeal,
which h ioFssAaaswee b. lhs nnnsei.
~ slsetisn IN bAlliuoss, l. not lrex.
rissabis. TIE 0NmAn rics esnlsois al
ikt t,tss,sn mashineEy - tAs stats. Its
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29
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CsrrUt2 menltoned b tie Tacoma oar-
Esspondanf q yesloroay's Rcs1 fxxnxs1.
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sala 81 q fFiend Wednesday exunina
that ha had eeen Mrs. Garrett Rst "a
tie Fiagtuood tha1 mosniuR uhEn L
arrived frou OlyupiA- Ths anxisas
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maEnlna h eampany With CITY MarShsl
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baiissas thAt Mrs. GsrTefa i urakiaa
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29

PlymculA Congregational Church, Sseond
mfsel. ba6Heen SpfinQ and Seneea, Rev. Henry
4. BllG4 rast0E-RfouGhiu tomorrow zt II
8. n. and q ,. N Buadsy sehcsi q 19ssQ
Yon1g peopies n1sef1g 9 ,. n Prayer meet
in9 q - THURSDAY eFenln8. followed b
ssaehsr's natEnE. A csEdihi invitation q al
BEaaIaA LafAarrn chzrch. Thira strses nsa
Ffka. Meg. g. A. AndaRson. pastor Services a
u .. N. aBd I'D p. n, On sund2ys by Rev.
HoFo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29
JAPAN BAZAAR.

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-29

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-17
THE CITY.
THEY HUNG.
PecuIiarIties in the Method of Trial by
Jury.

Peculiarities in the Method of Trial by
Jury.
1t has long been said that the decision
of q petit jury is one of those things past
all foretelling, as inscrutsble, indeed, as to
find out the true inwardress of q woman's
mind. In fact, the ancient adage couples
the two, putting the chances of dscov-
cry IN each case on par as to uncertainty
A case in the County court yesterday JUS
titled the truth of the old ssW complete
ly. Tuesday night rough looking fellow
bearing the hOnored name of John Reagan
with confederate named SWeeny, en-
tered a Houston street second hand
store, and while the owner was in rear
room, seized lot of shirts
and pair of shoes and dashed
out. The police were notified but did
not succeed in catching them instanter.
With matchless effruntery the identical
couple walked into the same store
early next morning, and with an air
SO innocent that it took the proprietor's
breath away, asked to exchange the shoes
for pair a size smaller. He pretended
to comply with their wishes but sent
8 runner out who speedily brought Officer
Erwin on the scene. The latter bagged
them both and locked them up.
II was this case that came
up for trial yesterday. The evidence
was dead against them. Not only were
they identified as the thieves, but one of
them had on the stolen shoes and the
other the shirt in the courtroom.
The court appointed a young attorney
to offend them, who made an eloquent
speech in behalf of his clients.
To say that he was astonished
when ne learned that the jury was unable
to agree on Il verdict is a simple truth.
lu fact everybody was a=tonished, in
Guiding the defendants themselves. Not
& particle Of testimony was adduced ia
their favor, and they were probably en-
gagged during the trial in wondering
whether it would be six months or a
year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-17
TAYLOR.
Good Rains-GasUorks-A New Comfy
Proposed-A Foundry.

Good Rains-Gasuorks-A New Comfy
Proposed-A Foundry.
Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, Tex, Feb. lG.-Good rains
the past few days have revived hope and
business.
A citizens meeting was held yesterday,
which resulted in the appointment OF
committees to petition for the creation o.
new county. The effort is to secure g
portion each of Bell, Milan and William
son counties, form new one and call It
Willie county. 1t goes without an OPP
posing voice that Taylor would make the
best county seat.
The city council is negotiating for a
system OF gasworks and as soon as Sc
cured twelve street lights will be erected.
Mr.. Mccormick, formerly Of Austin,
is building an ice factory and foundry in
the suburbs of the city near the water
works.
Such is the increase of freight handled
here that the ACCESSIBILITY of laying five
miles more of side track in the railway
yards at this point is under advisement.
The same spirit of enterprise and
"push" that keeps the Fort to the front,
is urging our people to follow N the
wake, and we are going to "get there"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-17

last Thursday Senior Pedro de Leon of
Monterey came to Waco to make Miss
Katie 1. Turnbull his wife. He was &C
companled by two friends, one DR.. Van
Colt, an American, resident in Monterey
many years as druggist, and Senior Con-
zales, Mexican gentleman, also resi-
dent OF Monterey. DR.. Vsn Colt acted as
the interpreter for the party and fulfilled
his duties admirably. At 10 O'clock
this morning the marriage took place.
1t was not formal wedding, for on &C
count of the recent death of her brother
the bride naturally desired the occasion
should be quiet. A few friends were
service of the Episcopal church read By
Kew. +. r. Starr, rector of St. Paul's
church, the twain were made one AS
preted the words to Senior de Leon and
Leon is daughter of Major George W.
Turnbun, general agent of the
Houston and Texas Genital railroad in
TINS city and is indeed most estimable
lady and has many warm friends in Waco,
all OF whom wish her every happiness
that married life can give There was sn
hotAOhuA CSlSUIaISu dL
San Antonio ouly few years ago, when,
with pomp and ceremony that attracted
the attention of the republics General
Trevino welded Miss Ord. That, there is
reason to believe, was political
marriage and everybody remembers its
sad ending. The quiet marriage in Waco
to-day was purely one of love, and let US
hope that in her Mexican home the amia-
BILE and talented young American girl who
has left US will find an honored and happy
wifehood, and the union may be typical of
everlasting peace and comfy between the
peoples of the sister republics
Rev. Horace Bishop, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South IN this
city, and Major T. c. Tibbs left for Aus
tin to-day to attend q meeting there of
joint committee appointed by the five
conferences of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South in Texas, to provide for
locating bishop at some point in the
state to preside over the five conferences.
Waco will put in a bid to be the site of
the bishops home. Bishop Key is the
bishop who will be located in Texas.
DR.. j. B. Crantlll also took mis- depart
ure COR Austin to-day. He goes there to
put in his best ticks against the passage
of a "high license" bill for the sale of
liquors in Texas. He is opposed to any
such measure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Ellis: James y Wright, Dallas; j s
Mayt!eld Wichita Fails; N Hirsch Boston I
Ratio Galvest0n Ben Levy, Texas; crab am
Ayres, Chicago; Bernard Baer, ST LOUIS: NJ V
Smith, Bolton; y p Allen Filman, n Rev II
Goldsmith, Fort Apache, Ariz.
At the Windsor w II Rogers, & G Geren, j
Payne. NJ Bay, Decatur; " T jones. C Z Con-
ley, Cieburne; Sam Morton, 7 and Z Ry; g w
beats Big Springs; y sanders, Grdndview;
+ BurwifG and " .fe, Montana; Z Wilson, In
dian Territory; j Messea, Freeland: S ID
Trunn, Dallas; Miss Z Hates, Mexia; W NJ
Pratt, New Orleans E i Banks, Caldwell; j II
Young, TeXerkana; f Bunch u, c and f
Ry; I r Borden, Colorado; Ell Cunby. Grind
stone; Barrett, Salt Lake City.
At the PickwIck: J Tnlman, Dallas; Ii II
Cole, Geo Burns, city; geo Pc nletZ, Houston
l. Bartlett; st Louis; j Hittson, Weather
ford; Simms, Dayton, Ohio; Snow,
Abington, La; Gregory, New Orleans; d
Votes, st Louis; Doak Good, New Mexico;
l d Templeton, r. Hampton, city;
c Rogers, Rogers, Longview, Tex; S
Birdsong, Petersburg, Va; T B Cole, st Louis;
r Bowles. Saginaw, Mich; r T anderson,
l. xtngton, Ky; II Lynch, New York; II
Burnes, Taylor; Rodman Dillon, Frankford,
by; G W Reynold, Forney, Tex; Marx Gavin,
Louis He, Ky; c Matthews, Lampasas, Tex;
4 Pye, st outs; T l. sOgleeby and wife, Eagle
Pass, Tex; W II White, Jack Webster, Dallas;
W Curtis, Henrietta; II Gearing, Chicago;
4 j AAEhSOn, hSnrleLld, ID = JOnn son, st
Louis; b Cutliff, Shreveport; 7 o Andrews,
Joseph LiLtleton, Fort Worth; L L Keller, Big
SPRINGS; j e C4rnohan, WeatherfOrd William
Capps, City; B Paddock, John TempletOD,
Fort Worth; j Edwards, Denton; j NJ Mas
tiers, Vernon; Howard Peak, Fort Worth.
At Ginocchio'a: L l. Keller and ii C. Bush,
Big Springs; Charles Kimberly, Bonham; j
HoffeD baum. Dallas; d Countryman, South
Bend, Ind \ McC'ami, Homer; G McPner-
con, Houston; j McMurry, Colorado City.
AT the Masion W Antrobus and wife
greensboro, Ky; X Froman, Lebanon, Nv;
Miss Lottie Cocanough, Denton; " II Beldon,
Houston; Mart Cunningham, Harold; j W
Jones, Henrietta; \ Edwards, Vernon W ii
Cundlf, Decatur; W Barr, Miss N Goss,
Mrs W ID Goss, DR. L Carpenter, Dallas; E W
Dung and wife, New York; j Miles, San An
cello, Tex; II FAIR, Tarrant county;
: f CLosson, San Angelo; 6 W Mcneil and
Lock Forester, Bolivar; j Elliott, Jersey
Pity; II W Marshall, Bosque county: j L
Reagan, st Louis; II Dorsey, sunset; Harry
h'per, city; j L Glen and b Sapper, Gran
bury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-17
BUSINESS AFFAIRS.


Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 16.-There are
but few new developments in the Block,
Oppenheimer & Co. failure. As yet none
of the eastern creditors have taken any
legal steps toward contesting the sale of
the stock and building to home creditors.
Inquiry at the office of the embarrassed
firm fails to elicit the names or amounts
due to New York houses, although its
admitted eastern debts aggregate over
100000, only ole-quarter of which is
secured by notes and book
accounts owing to the suspended house.
The statement that Mr.. Leopold Open
heimer, the New York partner, WAS pros
trated bv the failure is confirmed by mis-
friends in this city who have been ap-
prised of that fact from New York. Mr.
Lion, another partner, leaves tor New
York tomorrow in response to an urgent
request from MIR. Oppenheimer to come
on. A meeting of eastern creditors will
be called en- Mr.. Lions arrival in New
York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-17
k'kINNEi
VIII Buy Fire Engine Acquitte Horse
Theta Youth on Trial.

VIII Buy Fire Observation-Disclosures Horse
Theta Youth on Trial.
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, FEB. l6.-The city
council last night appointed Messrs. J. l..
Doggett, X. T. Seay and F. NJ. Hill a
committee to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
purchasing q fire engine and to confer
with firms as to prices, terms, etc. The
committee met this afternoon and decided
to purchase an engine.
The jury acquitted Kit Taylor, charged
with the murder of Morgan Hampton.
William Hermon, for Illicit dealing in
the horse market, got five years in the
penitentiary.
Charles Patterson, boy of sixteen and
who presents quite youthful appear
ance, is on trial for burglary; he was be-
fore convicted, but got new trial.
Friends of Frank Taylor were grieved
to learn of his death this morning; he was
an estimable young man.